The palmetto leader. (Columbia, S.C.) 1925-196?, September 11, 1943, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
f Saturday,
September 11, 1943.
LANCASTER NEWS
Mt. Zion A. M. E. Z. Chur<^,' i
Rev. W. H. Greenwood, Pastor
Rev. Greenwood closed a vciy
successful revival meeting: Tuesday
night. Everyone cooperated
splendidly. 23 spuls were brought
to Christ. No offering was lifted
during the week's revival, but
envelopes were placed in the
hands of the members for a free
will offering and at the close of
had been raised. Mt, Zion is making
rapid strides under the leader
ship o? Rev. Greenwood and his J
dear wife, who is always by his
side.
Alrs.JM. L. Shaw and Mrs. LiliW
? Mac Young have just .closedu
a very successful summer month I
of scHooT at~?tecle Hill.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Witherspoon
last week were Mr. and Mrs. Ale?^3eaufbrt
and son, Messrs. AIm^^Knox
and Simon Knox all of
? Chatytte. -.i-r-J* J? r
Mrs. Marjoric Clinton MicMur
ray returned ^Saturday from St.
Phillijis_JMercy -hospital where she underwent
an operation.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L, Fundcrburk
children visited their aunt |
Sladc of Charlotte. Accompanying '
them were Miss Mittio It. Garrick
* of Sumter and Mr. James Wat- J
spn of Brunswick, Ga.
Roy. and Mrs. Greenwood had
as their guest last week Miss Mae
Murdoch, of Detroit, sister of
Mrsv Greenwood. - I
Mrs. Birda Satterwhite accom.
_ .panied her- little daughter Ruth
Evelyn to Mather Academy Camden
Monday where she' will attend
schorfo I
Mrs. Li 1 lie Mae Young visited
friends and relatives fn Columbia
tins week. Visitors at the. home
of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Mc
MhUcb.-J.1us -wrek are Mr. James
K. MeMullon of Great Lakes, Ilh-^
Mrs. Lucinda-Cunningham, Washirrgton
and Mr.nnd Mrs. Nathan
Yarborough?of?Charlotte.
Mrs. Eslclle Steele was happy
. . . ?to have hnr ' " n"1' ?guest
Mt;?Berrr?Phtfer of New York.
M rs. M. L., Shaw accompanied
nor little -(laughter Arnetha Hope
to Coulter ,Academy this week,
where she will begin studies.
Weefc end visitors at the home
of Me. and Mrs. Clinton Baxter
Mr. and Mrs. Culp of Rock'
. .. Hill. (I Recent house guests o f
Mr. arul Mrs. Willie Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Harris were
Mr. Caiman Can is, Jr., all of
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers RosclioVo
were visited during t h c
week end by-their aunt Mrs. Josephine
Thompson and little da.gh
ter Nina Mae of Philadelphia.
House guests of Mrs. Irene
Greene last week were Air. Charlie
McKinney and Miss Roberta 1
i Powell gf 11 ickoiy; also Little Q
neat Berkeley of New York.
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Bailey last1 week
were Mi-*. Celesttr^llwward. Mrs.
Dorelha Gi'aefear, Misses Mu-june
and Julia Hill of Kannapolis, al^
o Mrs. Hattie Mae Ingram of
Rock Hill and Miss Edna Bess of |
Teachers College, Winston-Salem. I
Recent ho'.sc auest of Mr. and
Mrs. James Bclton Were Mrs. Jo
sepliim* Tlwii)i|Knn uml Little N ilia |
Mae her daughter of Philadelphia. ,
BLACKSBCRG NEWS
Rev. I,. Rutherford, ^ Reporter
^ic summer rc\ ival is in great
progress at the A ME Zion chyrch
Rev. Douglass, the evangelist is j
preaching for Rev. J. I). Gladden. |
Mr. Henry Dickson, one of our
most aged citizens was. found
dead in bed at his home* Ho lived
alone. . ;
Klifdiaok Smith is visiting 1
liit^^iothcr, Mrs. Ada Smith and
relatives. He is stationed at Camp
(Forest, Tcnn.
Cpl. Javan Wilson is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Maugic Wilson j
and relatives. He is stationed at r
Cunip Forest, Tenn. They attende^servicc
at Albert Chapel M.E.
church. Rev. M- R- Faddy. the
pastor was at his best.
We wish every success for Mr.
C., were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. I.ee Rutherford.
The Pine Grove Baptist congre- j
cation and singing class gave a j
Unftn Singing Sunday night. The
prnt^^ts were $2* for thr birflrfing
Iml of the new church.
Thin Httt. boon i> numtwer of mi 1
giation to the North. Misses Flo* |
ree Corry, Nellie V. fJorry, Mill* i
nie Sherrill, Irene Thompson and
Agnes Burke have gone to New i
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DUE WEST NEWS
AD. Zion Pi'sbytcrian church N
entertained the MvClelland Pros- L
hytery Sept. 2-3, 11)43. Each ses- i
sion was full of interest and. in ] B
struction along the line of church b;
work. vl
The Rev. P. A. Flavk pastor of ?si
the chinches at "Weiford yaml w
Rlacksburg was elected Moderator m
ucteedinjr the Ron7. A. Lewis-da
who resigned to accept work at
Macon, (la. Many outstanding p
^eadeis of the eh I'eh were present.?jj.
.ml ad(Te(T muFJito the meeting
Among whom were Dr. A. . H. vV
Prince of Columbia, lield rcpre- ,
scntative of the Board ?f Nation- '
al Missions for the Atlantic S.v-< k,
nod; President Jones of Harbison ^
institute: Prof. J. T. Wilson, S. S. ^
V.issWutnry for McClelland Pres- ?
byter.v and many other outstand- ^
ing churchmen. The Rev. J7.- L.
K
McAdams and the members of Mt. . ^
Zion church were gracious i n '
their entertainment of the Pros- I
r.ytcry. , _ *
Sunday was a dav of tine Hcnm- u
plishments at Mt. Lebanon AME it
clrreh. Dr. C. C. Glover who was ll
holding?t ho I tli?qua 11itI.v cntifci 7Z
enc<> at this point .conducted the a
evvhe< and spoke impressively at i
I oth the mofnhig and evening scr- J
ices. Although the pastor Rev. p|
licu'amin J. Glover is still awa?- (1
?n vacation. the cirior was paid in ,
full . I'liii niwr 1 h:ui S21.011? was. ^
"ollccicil. for pastor's salary. i
At St. Mary Raptht church the 7
pastof' Rev, I,. 'E. Daniels! snoke;
instructively at hnth the inornin" j
and cvonine services.
Mrs. Runic Ellis returned las*
week from a deligrhtfil trip to
Philadelphia where she spent sev- r
eral weeks with Ivr sons Messrs 1
Ralph and Robert Ellis aiuf their
wives. She loojks well.
Mrs. Essie Wilson. Mr. an*'
Mrs.' Horace Wilson and dauchte:
of Wash'usrton. D. C? are the
Clients of Mr. and .tl.rs. J. T. Wilson
anrl family.
Miss Evelyn Ellis of Spartan- ^
curst, of her- mother Mrs^ SiH?i c
Ellis (luring last week. J]
Mr. William R. Thompson ?n
turned last Friday tg^camp in Fla. 1 s
after a fi iTonn,h here with parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thompson.
Rev. .1. D. Cowan returned <u- S
last Saturday to hrs home in* Ashe .
ville. N. C., after a pleasant visi
with his sistdrs Mesdames Add' .
nd Susie Ellis. p
Mr. ami Mrs?Mxdvin Kakin o' j
Cincinnati. Ohio. arc the quests o I
Mr. Kahili's parents. Mr. arid Mr
Timothy Kakiu^- This young man ,
will be inducted in'o the army o
September 20, and is spoil li.iv
sometime here with parents, b
fore going.
Mrs. Minnie Franklin and small
son returned to their home hi ..
?-?? _ - I | |
Philadelphia on last Saturday af-].|(
ter a pleasant stay of several day - j
here at the home of her in-law*:Mr.
ami Mrs. Gary Franklin. :She J.c
-.|-o visited licr father who lives
near Ahln ville.
Mrs. Mary K tilings a or*li and ai
little sons, report a safe arrival 'J*
in Chicago after spending the *'
re iter part of the simmer here -o
nt tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. J. p(
>. Kohortsnn. * ' "
Misses l.enla and Geneva M - 11
\ihims of N'ew" York C'itv are the
e
nests of their parents Mr. am: ,,i
Mi-s. O I,. MeAdnins.
r.s-\ Young of \l'v York ( it y !' ?
I'irncd to their ""home* on Rrst ^
Thursday after a pleasant visit
i.ere with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. John D. Robertson and Mrs. l'a
C(
Elizabeth Young. . -r,
.Miss Sallie Ba'dey and Pfc. Oz- fj
&ie Valentine of New Orleans tk
ivere married on last Sunday aftei In
hoon at the home of Rev. J. E 1
Vauss. Their friends wish foi
them a long and prosperous li'fe. it
Mr. K. A. Si sscwell, Sr., of a
S
Philadelphia, Pa., .is home .visiting
his family. Mrs. I,. M.fSnssewe'
>snd children. ' i !<>
I.ITTI.K CAMDEN CIIICSTM AS
SAVINGS CI.IB
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Little Camden Christmas Sav- ..
nigs club met at route 1. Box .'52A j]
Columbia. S. C. Rev. F. I). Jones in
president. presided. Tlje elrb pJ
meets every Tuesday and is doing l>r
fine. Other officers are brothe jVj
Willie Jefferson. vice-presidentbrother
Mack Adams; Miss Eve M
l> n Jones, treasurer and Mt*s.|V!
I,aura Jefferson, secretary. Dea.
William Taylor. Hcv. Ff 1>. M;- m
Neal, P. S.
ip7 ~ r~pi
York to with relatives and friends (>1
^HwyHy^frw^fUc. .the ,mi ji?; yen1- I 1
ard, who has made quite a nico_
beginning. dc
Miss Allen Coker and Mrs. An- ^
ale M^e Horroh of Charlotte, N. tj
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WOODRUFF NEWS
ew iiethcl Haptist Uhurch ?
ei. A.D. Duncan. Jr., Pastor
Sunday school was line at New*,
cthcl. The lesson was reviewed
y the paRLor. Alter prayer scycc
the pastor brought the mes- j
.ge, theme Escape "For Your
iitvAv-iUs.litt theme God s traJL*
l- Lights. Service was fine all **"
*y. ,4
rattle Genclla Norris of West ' J
iue street celebrated her hintn -j
- i A
ruiday 1'ntray arnrrmjoir Linnt.r-j
mco.ite-is were enjoyed. Alien j 5
hien ice cieam, sanowiches, can- 1
y aim nuts were sci\cu to in l
nests. Those present were .Mai
met, (Jleo and Margaret Green;
illie, Marva and Joe Downs; E
?a, Mae Thelnia and -Roy- Dor- j?
rh, .Jr.; Grover Merrill, Ruth, j
U7.cl and David 11. Moody. . Mai
ions were given as souvenirs. .
liss Noiris received many useiui
nfe 7^ j? &
The fa/nily reunion of the late' 9
,11 red Gray and Mrs. Susie Fowsr
ui ay wno luivc three survnig
children, of which constitute g
us reunion, 50 grandchildren, 75 ^
reiu -grans, lb grca-great-grandx
nd 2 great-gr^at-great grands. ;
lie descendants are over . 200. j
his union was held at Mis. Par- .
tenia Arch. Plenty of good <lin-J
ci (tiui ice iliinks. Aiso a sermon i m
y Itev. li. \N*. Kennedy of Green i ' H
uhcV-^-ncoi diug-uuis.c tTj- .ITT: ttTT a
Mclnt.vie, 01 \vlmh air enjoyed. ' g
l'\ t. .Samuel Watson is home . H
isiiing his parents Mr. and Mrs. I ?
ienry Watson, lie is stationed in B
kii/.o.ia.- i sis
William Nonis has returned afr
pending a pleasant visit wit. I
is parents Mr. and Mrs." .Marion |
?orris of Washington. D.t'. . I
Miss Gertrude Marsiiall and I
.tor visiting-relatives in Wash- g
gton, Mr. Stanley Marshall and
r. it'Avcll Austin.
Mrs. Minnie l.ee Thompson left H
nth her sister for Portsmouth. ?
a . whom cho will tpmid hop ''a- tia
ation with Mrs. ? Hlostcc Wll- jj
ams. _
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. I.adson, alo
Mrp. Irhy all of. Si;nps?">jjvil'.t ||
orslvipncd at New Pn-ihi'l ^
I
l('K
Mrs. Mary Anderson. 2010 Sum- E
cr St.. is still on-the >i k li-i ha' I
ig hern ill abmit three months I
rirnds uro urgd to vi-it her,
Mrs. K. 117 Miekles. 1720 Pulas . |
i st i o'M has he en si k sinee las ' p
ee!<. We hope f r their speed.'
n.l complete it rovery. fl
LHTJ li MOl NTAfN M \VS 1
llcv. \V. I{. Sou man. Pastor
Our church attendance was ver> ]
n.ded (11 p t<? thr^ revival meeting |
I . It. Zion Baptist, Ohapi.iV
A .12:00 o'clock the jiastor promt*
d Rev. \V. K. I .re > ?.' ins)ii
. .vhn cave us a red go-pol
'ast. This sermon will he long
Mueiuhercd.
UV^'c- sitny to report that Mr. ?
id Mr;. lames Uookm -.rt a;e o>
e sick list. Mrs. Willie Mac
U maters is ahle to l.e <> t,ag:t.
ter a two weeks' illness. Mrs.
ildrcd Waiker is <i patient in tin
i-npVs hospital. Newberry.
Mrs. Lueilc Tobo~i-- vrsrcirttr ret ~
ives hi Vi vrinia anil New. .,'e:
ty. Mrs. Minnie Leo IJnbmso
tt Jatiuday for Klizaboth. N. .1.
tcr s; ending her two v. eeks va
ition heio with relatives.
Jit s. A linenia Sliyh. Mrs. Jos si* , .
lark. Mis. Minnie l.ee I'ohinso
id ehikhren spent Friday, iii_ Nia*r ==
IB
The rovrvaL meeting ?'<t St. Juhiij
st week was a success eor.luct- I
I by Rev. A. L. Diggs of West
olumbia. Rev. Diggs nuule many
idnds here. This was reported
ic best meeting held in St. .John
'a number of years. Many
lends fiom Columbia attended.
We were glad to have Mr. Joe
. Koop of Cranlord, N. J.: Mrs.
ufort Reese of New York home itfl
few days /ties. Diggs, Airs. lyl
immons and Mrs. Smith worship
I with us Tuesday night.
Ail. thank the friend* for their | Ji
support during these sercc"
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CORE NEWS JV
S. S. at both churches on the
ood Hope circuit were a Vucccss. T\
he 1th quarterly .conference was | #1
id at Good Hope church. The
istor presented the elder who Ji o.
ght the message from the sub \J]
ct I no Comfort in Suffering, etc.
tic quarter w>r, quite a success. I||
Many attended tlie annual Y. JU1
and Y. W. C. A. sermon at Cnl ?^
try church. Rev. S. A.Funches ||i
cached a.jclmon lone to he reembcred.
'
Sunday nivht Re* . B irgc** aJl
't-nt-hm at ;Vr?t*t*df?n?H ut -interest 1
the trustees.. We enjoyed the I li
iCL.a1. lAii-etiims.?-?-? 1
Mr. David (iass lei I for Phila- Ic<
dphin after spending awhile here
ith relatives. Miss Helen Hair
ts returned after spending some Iwl 1
mc with relatives and friends.
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